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Ranveer Singh’s “Pralay,” an end-of-the-world action thriller, has begun filming in Mumbai. The film is produced by Ananya Birla’s Birla Studios, Hansal Mehta and Sahil Saigal’s True Story Films and Singh’s Maa Kasam Films. Singh, who headlines the project, also serves as a producer on the film, which is directed by Jai Mehta. One of the top stars of Bollywood, Singh takes on a physically demanding role for “Pralay.” This is his next project after the “Dhurandhar” (2025) and “Dhurandhar – The Revenge” (2026) duology, which are among the highest-grossing Indian films of all time. The cast also includes Kalyani Priyadarshan, who broke out with “Lokah Chapter One: Chandra” (2025), in a pivotal role. Jai Mehta previously co-directed SonyLIV series “Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story” (2020) with Hansal Mehta, and directed JioHotstar series “Lootere” (2024). “Pralay” is an original story centered on survival as the world faces catastrophe, set against the backdrop of Mumbai,

THe’Monsters, Inc.’ themed land, Monstropolis is set to open at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Disney World in 2027. The news was announced Saturday at D23. Vice President Creative, Walt Disney World Portfolio at Walt Disney Imagineering, Michael Hundgen told Variety, “We’re so excited to bring Monstropolis to life for fans.” Currently under construction, Monstropolis will transport visitors into the world of Sulley and Mike. According to Disney, guests will have the chance to explore the city, meet its citizens, taste unique cuisine, and step into the everyday world of monsters in a totally new way. For the first time, two worlds—once separated—are coming face to face, not through screams, but through laughter. Hundgen explained, “’Monsters, Inc’ is right up there in terms of iconic locations. The moment you saw it, you thought, ‘I want to go to a world where monsters live and work and play.

It's always interesting to think about the what-ifs for well-known stars. What if Chris Pratt actually landed the two Marvel roles for which he tried out prior to Star-Lord? What if Tom Holland was cast in "Peaky Blinders?" It seems the actor did actually try out for Steven Knight's hugely successful Brummie crime drama, but didn't quite make the cut. We know Cillian Murphy's "Peaky Blinders" role almost went to a "Fast and Furious" star, but many might be unaware that Holland also tried out for the show. "I actually auditioned for 'Peaky Blinders' and I did not get the part," he told LadBible in 2022, without going into further details.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. "Halloweentown" is arguably the greatest Disney Channel Original Movie ever made, spawning three sequels and turning the film's primary location of St. Helens, Oregon, into an annual tourist destination. Arriving just a year after the publication of the first "Harry Potter" novel, "Halloweentown" is a coming-of-age story about a young girl named Marnie Piper who learns that she is part of the Cromwell family of witches and warlocks who hail from a magical town of so-called "monsters" and other supernatural entities. Directed by longtime David Lynch collaborator Duwayne Dunham, the film quickly became one of the best Halloween movies for all-ages audiences.

Edinburgh film festival George MacKay plays a troubled restaurant worker embarking on bleak inner and outer journeys reflecting the pressures on young men Paul Wright has created a moodscape of loneliness in this seriously intended, strenuously performed movie, a followup to his 2013 debut feature For Those in Peril. As before, Wright is working with lead actor George MacKay, who here plays Dylan, a troubled restaurant worker embarking on inner and outer journeys of wretchedness, desperate to make sense of a passionately remembered past and heading for the cliff-edge. As before, I think Wright has intelligently absorbed the influence of Terrence Malick in the emphasis on non-narrative ideas of mood and moment,

Phil Lord and Chris Miller's "Project Hail Mary" is the biggest theatrical success Amazon has had since the company entered Hollywood. Thanks to the film's robust marketing campaign, blockbuster status, and exceptionally high quality — we called it one of the best sci-fi movies ever in our review — many people have been checking it out at home now that it's available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. If you're one of the people who's still riding that high after watching the movie and looking to keep things going on that same platform, you'll appreciate this list. Amazon has released dozens of original movies over the past several years, but as

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Disney is the king of franchise filmmaking in Hollywood. From the Marvel Cinematic Universe to live-action remakes of animated classics, the House of Mouse excels in this area. Then there's Nicolas Cage, the king of being unhinged for our collective cinematic pleasure. The two titans teamed up for a big, epic fantasy movie in 2010 that was meant to kickstart another franchise. And while Cage brought a bit of his own magic to "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," it wound up being a sizable flop. The movie centers on Balthazar Blake (Cage), a modern-day sorcerer with his hands full defending Manhattan against dark forces.

For “Sacred Creatures” director Frieda Luk, belief can be comforting, ridiculous, exhilarating and hard to explain. “I’m really fascinated by when people believe in something,” she tells Variety. “One person believes in something, and then a group of people, and then it slowly becomes this massive phenomenon. It goes viral.” That fascination drives Luk’s debut feature, which world premieres in competition at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Starring Olivia Luccardi, James Cusati-Moyer and Romina D’Ugo, the Canada-Italy production follows three estranged siblings reuniting in rural Italy after middle sister Miriam (Olivia Luccardi) is released from psychiatric treatment following an experience she understands as a spiritual awakening rather than a breakdown. “This movie is my exploration of believing in something and belief,” says Luk. “Miriam has agency. She knows herself and she makes choices. However, when she becomes a figure that people rally around, people are imbuing her with meaning.